🔨 Enhance Fine Motor Skills with Joyshare Pounding Bench Wooden Toy for Kids: Mallet Hammering, Block Punching, and Drop Instruments! Review

Great colour. Outstanding durability. Very poor sized pins, they can be pushed through without hammering. Very disappointed. Wouldn't recommend it.

I wore this toy ONE day and the ends broke off. They were connected with glue that doesn't seem to stick very well. My daughter is a year old and didn't even have time to play with it for more than 20 minutes before it fell apart. So disappointed because she loved it.

Colors could be easier. Worst of all, the pins just fell through when hammered. He used his finger and they fell out completely. No hammering required. Very disappointed. I will not order again and will not recommend anyone. Aside from not doing what it was supposed to do, the parts were smooth and the build quality was good.

I bought this model because it looked strong and durable. The pages fell off immediately. This product is hot glued! I would not recommend it for a child who is hard on their toys. It's a hammer and a workbench - it needs to be built to take a beating 😉 Also, the pins go into the holes very freely, so some of them are barely held in place to knock. It seemed to defeat the purpose.

Please do not waste your money on this product. You don't want to give this as a gift to a child. All pins fit in pin holes as the hole is much larger in diameter than the pins themselves. Some of them just fall through the holes. The seat is very casually made. At one end you can see where the excess glue squeezed out of the joints. This item costs $16.99 but it would be hard to get it for $5. Very very disappointed. Another piece of junk from China.

My son likes to knock on toys. Got it for my third birthday. So far it's holding up well and he loves it. Good color variety. The pins are fairly easy to remove, unlike the ones my brother had as a kid. Sometimes if you hammer them completely flush with the platform they come out the other side. In addition, there are small movable plastic rings in the wooden holes through which the pins are inserted. You'll have to wiggle the pins a little to get them into the holes. Doesn't seem to be a…

Disappointed. Each pin or hole is slightly different in circumference. This means that if the toy is flipped over, some of the pins will fall out without there being enough force to hold them in place. My child easily takes them out and scatters them. Then the inner washer (which keeps tension on the pin) is moved so it's not easy to line up the pins for re-insertion: my son can't do this on his own, which is the whole point of the toy, can he? I am sure that the dog will immediately crunch on…

If you want a toy that your child can play with for hours, this is not it. The pins come out pretty easily. If they fall out, most two-year-olds don't have the dexterity to put them back in. Instead of letting the child play alone, you are fully involved in putting the pins back in place to avoid misfortune. A better choice would be Melissa and Doug's variant where the pins don't fall out. If you push one down, it pushes the other up. I ordered this one and we are waiting for it to arrive.

This is a cute toy with bright colors and solid construction and my 1 year old grandson enjoys playing with it. However, I have two problems with it. First a small note - the colors of the pens need to be a little clearer in order to be used for color teaching. Instead, there are two pens of different shades of pink instead of green. Turquoise is, but not green. (My daughter, my mother, remarks that children should eventually learn that all colors are different shades, but I think a…